Northeastern High School - Lance Yearbook (Fountain City, IN)

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Levi Coffin Days '1-.tif .-,ljftff , .un - 1 'si . if,-foffi-sfxf' W 7 J ,L A nays Junior Kim Newton Cleftj, Levi Coffin Queen, and princesses Sophomore Jeannie Minniear feenterj, and Senior Pam Hieger trighty reign in regal splendor over the Levi Coffin Days festival and parade as the eyes of hundreds of spectators look on. Senior Troy Bledsoe appears to have a mouth- ful of marbles as he and Senior Jennifer Harris clown around at Coffin Days. H 'WH' lf rx fzl,gg,5s v L K ,lf 'fi 'K' Q- ' . ..,. wie ,.,, 1 r ,- -we Varsity Cheerleader Gretchen Conner and the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Traci Rogers, Pam Mathews, Kari Strobel, and Katy Retz show their support for the football team at the Levi Coffin Days Parade. Levi Coffin Days fll

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Students Find Wide Variety Of Things To There were many differences and similarities in the 1982-83 school year. The seniors experienced joy and sadness as they renewed friendships and prepared to go their separate ways. We gained a new vice-princi- z pal. The seventh-graders attempted Government class and terrorized 7th to cope with a new school. graders. Just about everyone had a However, many things never good time. change, students still thrilled to hear Mr. Manning read the announce- ments. Seniors still slept through I M was Seniors Tom Perry and Bob Harney are two of the more prominent well-wishers as they take time out of their intense studies in second-hour Government class in order to bestow birthday kisses upon a surprised and obviously ecstatic Mrs. Backmeyer. She has taught here for l2 years. Junior Kim Ryan summons all of her powers of concentration in order to blow a world-class bubble while studying in the library. l2f Daily Life Another hapless victim of his crimes, Senior Scott Wesler pushes u broom in after-school detention.